, 1887-10-13

n2IDOr.
Dungeness- Cloudy; Gentle south
eaot wind.
New YoRK, Oct. I0-The Police
Commissioners today received from
secretary Phillips, of the civil service
examiners, list of persons eligible
to the position of chief of the bureau
of elections, now held by John j. o.
Brien. Although OBriei's percent
age was the highest his namo does
not appear, rs three ex soldiers scored
over ninety points at examination.
These were Edward Gi!on, T. Rodei-
burg, Richard E. Mott.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 1.-The Il. of l..
Assembly this morning approved a
demand of local printers for an in
creased scale of wages, and congrat-
ulated them on the mattor having
been submitted for arbitration.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 11.-Ship Pal
estine which sailed today for Seattle
shipped her crew yesterday. Capt.
Emmons decided to pay the crew $40
per month; they demanded S45, and
he was obliged to pay it. Wages are
now, for coasters, $50 to outside ports
S45 TO inside ports and $40 to the ISL
ands
Ten of the managers of the orr gil
nal Littia Louisiana Lottery compa
ny were arrested today by a detect
i've, who captured $500, number of
the tickets and all of the accounts of
the company.
Following are the indications for
a hours from 4 a. H., Oct. u: Ore
gon and Washington Territory, fair
weather in western portion, followed
by local rains; light to fresh variable
winds; slightly warmer.
The trial of John F. Emerson, OH
the charge of having attempted to
bribe juror in the Little Pete"
case, was commenced in Judge Sulli-
vans court this morning.
Arrived, Geo. W. Elder; cleared,
strs. Wellington and Cumberland I'm
Nanaimo.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 11-Detroits 5, St
Louis, 3; second game.
PARIS. Oct. 1.-The emperor of
Brazil denies the truth Of the rumor
that he intends to abdicate.
LONDON, Oct. 1I.-Joseph Cham
berlain, who in company with Jesse
Collins left Birmingham yesterday to
make the tour of Ireland, was receiv-
ed with much enthusiasm upon his
arrival in that country. He made
several speeches, in which he declared
that the time would come when the
tillers of the soil would be the owners.
HAMMOND, Ind, Oct. 10-A passen-
ger train, east bound, on the Chicago
and Atlantic railway, leaving Ham
mond at S:15 last night, broke down
near Cout station. The.engine started
ahead and stopped for water at Slate
ditch. The engine got on the centre
and could not get back to the train.
A stock train following, running on
special time, crashed into sleeper
and four coaches. So far fourteen
bodies have been taken from the
wreck, doctor FROM Huntington
being the only passenger identified.
The rest were burned beyond recog
milton. Twenty five or thirty were
wounded, The engineer and fireman
on tho stock train wtre wounded and
are not expected to live.
DUBLIN, Oct. 11.-Six of the best
shipwrlghts heretofore employed at
the docks in Ireland, sailed for Amer
lea yesterday morning, owing to the
continued depression i'll ship build
ing there A number of their fellow
workmen follow next week.
NoGALEs, Oct. I1.-Advices just re-
ceived from Guaymas, Mexico, state
that a terrific wind storm swept over
Aazatlan on the 7th inst, destroying
buildings, and laying destruction to
everything in its path. 1t is feared